Pennsylvania Geriatrics Society

CLINICAL UPDATE IN GERIATRIC MEDICINE | APRIL 24-25, 2025

• Complete the course evaluation and receive credit within 30 days of the activity.
• Registrants have until May 28th to review and submit the evaluation for credit (no exceptions).

To receive credit, login to the UPMC Center for Continuing Education in the Health Sciences (CCEHS) continuing education learning portal

Credits Awarded

• The total Physician (CME) credits for the 2-day conference are 14.50 credits. Thursday - 7.0 | Friday 7.5

(CNE) Nursing (14.5)

(CPE) Pharmacy (9.25)

(AAPA) Physician Assistant (13.5)

(PHT) Pharmacotherapeutic (6.0)

(PT) Physical Therapy* (12) 12.0 GEN 0 DA

(SW) Social Work (14.5)

*If you require a certificate of attendance from the State Board of Physical Therapy, please email Haley Thon. No certificates will be provided unless you contact her directly.

Questions? Contact Haley Thon at hthon@acms.org or Nadine Popovich at npopovich@acms.org.

30-Day Platform Access to Receive CME/CEU’s

If you were not available to attend all or some of the sessions, the platform will be available to view and receive CME/CEU’s until May 28th!

After May 28th, CME will not be available, however, attendees will still have access to all presentations until July 1st.

Use your email you registered for the course to access the platform.

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Who We Are

As a regional affiliate of the American Geriatrics Society, the organization provides leadership for professionals, policy makers and the public in the area served. The organization aids in the efforts of the American Geriatrics Society in developing, implementing and advocating programs in patient care, research, professional education, public policy and public information for the Pennsylvania and region.

The strategic goals of the PAGS-WD are to:

1. Promote geriatric education for all geriatric healthcare professionals.

2. Provide an active forum and opportunity for networking and engagement with other professionals who share an interest in improving care for the older adults

3. Advocate for programs and public policy, which will improve the
health and well being of older adults.

4. Encourage students and residents to pursue a career in geriatrics.

ANNUAL REPORT

Please take a moment to review the 2024 Annual Report, which provides an overview of the events and accomplishments of the society. 

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